[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

[Elias64Fr]

If you're volunteering to modify the Thunderbolt SSDT for Z390 Designare, I would be more than happy to test it for you. If there are any files you need, just let me know.

I tried to modify the Thunderbolt SSDT based on Osy86 guide, but the Gigabyte DSDT does not have MMRP and MMTP ACPI methods as previously mentioned:

[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

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Can you send me the original Designare DSDT file and I will prepare a first testing SSDT draft file

 

[Gompy]

The OpenCore Mini-Guide was updated just a few minutes ago. To overcome the boot crash, what changes have you tried?

It may be necessary to take a video of the boot log with your smartphone because the relevant information about the kernel panic is a few frames before the screenshot that you posted.

Same..
see linked movie.
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/51...0b9cc8108277d77f3e5a6e1920200119173640/5e8784

 

[cylsfar]

Please check BIOS --> Thunderbolt Security. It must be set to No Security.

Yes it is no securty
and i have no hardware was found in thunderbolt

 

[CaseySJ]

Can you send me the original Designare DSDT file and I will prepare a first testing SSDT draft file

Sure! Attached is the version we're using with OpenCore.

 

[CaseySJ]

Yes it is no securty
and i have no hardware was found in thunderbolt

Please check all Thunderbolt BIOS parameters, including: GPIOForcePwr --> Enabled. Feel free to take a screenshot of the Thunderbolt BIOS page as follows:

• Insert FAT32 USB flash disk.
• Go to BIOS Setup.
• Press F12 (Print-Screen) to capture the current screen. It will be saved as a BMP file (I believe) on the USB disk.

 

[cylsfar]

Please check all Thunderbolt BIOS parameters, including: GPIOForcePwr --> Enabled. Feel free to take a screenshot of the Thunderbolt BIOS page as follows:

• Insert FAT32 USB flash disk.
• Go to BIOS Setup.
• Press F12 (Print-Screen) to capture the current screen. It will be saved as a BMP file (I believe) on the USB disk.

Thkx it works ---> power is off



a very great thkx

for wifi i can use a mini card ? or i need a pciexpress

like ABWB 802.11AC, Bluetooth 4.0 WI-FI PCI Express (PCI-E)-Carte Combo BCM94360CS2

 

[CaseySJ]

Thkx it works ---> power is off



a very great thkx

for wifi i can use a mini card ? or i need a pciexpress

like ABWB 802.11AC, Bluetooth 4.0 WI-FI PCI Express (PCI-E)-Carte Combo BCM94360CS2

We must use a PCIe card. The ABWB is good!

 

[cylsfar]

We must use a PCIe card. The ABWB is good!

ok thkx

i check a benchmark and i go back

 

[Elias64Fr]

Sure! Attached is the version we're using with OpenCore.

Try this file Plz .. before you need to have RMDT debug method using ACPIDebug.kext and also renaming _E17 method of your DSDT to XE17.

XTBT is called twice from _L6F and _E17 methods and I don't know which is for Hotplug ... for my Asus board, I only use _L6F by adding:
\_SB.PCI0.RP01.UPSB.AMPE ()
\_SB.PCI0.RP01.UPSB.UMPE ()
and removing all XTBT call.

To ensure thunderbolt device boot correctly, try with cold boot

 

[manfriday]

We have a heavily modified DSDT for Designare Z390 as well.

Any hints on what exactly was done to the DSDT?
I'm using an Ultra and would like to dig deeper into creating my own DSDT.
I managed to make a DSDT that was just the plain vanilla DSDT (pulled from f4 at clover booted)
and then I was able to add the NVRAM stuff..
But I'm not sure what else I should do by way of "removing baggage"

I would love to know what constitutes baggage, and what sorts of things I should look at removing.